Neonatal outcomes from a quasi-experimental clinical trial of Family Integrated Care versus Family-Centered Care for preterm infants in U.S. NICUs

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Add this piece co-authored by our co-founder @brittanylothe to your weekend reading! #ficare #NICU

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RT @UCSFPTBI: PTBi member Linda Franck was part of the team that published a study on Family Integrated Care (FICare) benefits for preterm…

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RT @UCSFPTBI: PTBi member Linda Franck was part of the team that published a study on Family Integrated Care (FICare) benefits for preterm…

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PTBi member Linda Franck was part of the team that published a study on Family Integrated Care (FICare) benefits for preterm infants. Findings indicate that mFICare may have direct benefits on infant outcomes such as weight gain and nosocomial infection. h

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